The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-18

company also goes to the syndicate.
Charles J. Peters on, author and publish
or and proprietor OF PetersOn's Ladies'
National Magazine, died suddenly at his
residence in Philadelphia.
Miles Clynch, n well-to.do grocer, was
fatally shot by Mrs. Margaret Shea at her
residence in Chicago, while he was attempt
ing to gain an entrance in the night.
Joseph w. Bingham, formerly a St. PaNI
newspaper man, cuts his throat at In
diunapolis. the result Of insomnia and
depression.
Prohibition went into effect at Jackson,
Miss, but not until throngs OF citizens had
laid in private stores OF liquor.
Thcrisa Cohn of New York has failed
with liabilities OF Sis, POP, and assets,
$15, 979. She was a caterer, and had three
places OF business in the city.
The strike OF the New York. PennsyI.
vania & Ohio yardmen at Cleveland is be
coming serious.
Lieut.. Powell's friends say that he has
no intention OF going on the stage.
Senator and Mrs. S~pooner are going to
Europe next month to stay some time.
Rev. Maxwell Evarts, has been preach
ing in Washington.
Mr.. Lucas, the new West Virginia Sena-
tor, is only four feet hisE and has deform-
ed shoulders, but he is said to made up in
brains what he lacks in length.
Treasurer Jordan left for England Sat
urday. He will remain there W weeks.
The aggregate OF appropriation bills
passed by the FOrty.ninth congress was
$3.50, 600, 600.
Congressman Randalps daughter, Annie,
who was recently married, received enough
silver to furnish a dozen houses,
The $3.50, 900 guarantee fund as&-i by
D, L. Moody to found in Chicago a train
ing school for missionaries has been fully
subscribed.
One wing OF the wholesale grocery house
OF A. B. Simms & Co., at Atchison, Kan,
was burned recently, together with goods
valued at about 500, 600.
Mrs. Sarah J. Robinson is a~rraigned at
Boston, charged with wholesale poisoning.
New York Sun: Among the people who
sat in the orchestra chairs at the perform
anCe of Wagner's opera, Die Meistersing-
er," at the Metropolitea opera house, was
the beautiful wife OF SenaSor-elect Davis OF
Minnesota. She removed her hat during
the performance, setting q worthy example
to her eastern sisters.
The oleomargarine law has brought into
the treasury up to the end OF February, u
little over 1920, 600. During November,
including the stock reported OF hand when
the law went into operation a, 500, 900
pounds were reported for taxation; in De-
cenber, 1900, 900 pounds; in January
2, SOC, 900 pounds, and about the same
amount in February. The manufacture is
mainly confined to Illinois, Indiana AMI
Senator Sabin, who will spend the sum-
mer arranging the details OF his business
reorganization at Saltwater, win leave for
home in a few days.
Lieut.. Col. r. NJ. Scott, chief OF the pub
lication Office OF war records, dies at Wash.
ington.
The controller of the currency has called
for a statement OF the condition OF the ma
tional banks at the close OF business Fri
day, March 4.
The president declares that he has no
power to sign the river and harbor bill.
The internal revenue department is not
advised OF any purpose on the part Of the
International Distilling Company Of Dq
buaue TO shut down, rs widely stated. AT
latest adyices the distillery was running
oYOOO BdAOns VI 1tCOuOi u Udy. IV8 iulI
@raciN IL over 4. 900 gallons.
Mr.. Booth has 50 far received this sea-
son from Mr. Barrett for his work SIPS
600. Mr.. Barrett will pay him $3.50, 900
before the season is ended, and will yet
himself make deal over 100000.
The late Brigam Young left each OF his
fifty children $50, 600.
At Mr.. CARROTS dinner in baltimore re-
Gently $50, 600, 900 was represented at the
tables. An orchestra OF thirty pieces rem
dered the music.
Cherokee, Iowa, was damaged by fire to
the extent Of $50, 900; insurance $4,000.
An extraordinary scene took place at
the weekly meeting of the Congregational
ministers Of Chicago. Mr.. Beecher's III
ness was referred to and resolutions Of
coincidence introduced, which IL was pro-
posed to send to Mrs. Beecher by telegraph.
This was opposed by a number Of tho min
listers, their oppositionabeing based on the
alleged heterodoxy Of Mr.. Beeehers's views
regarding future salvation and punish
ment. An acrimonious debate ensued and
finally the motion ia adopt the resolutions
was lost. Great excitement prevailed.
The answer Of John Bigelow. Andrew H.
Green and George Smith, as executors un-